What should media companies think about when working on a true crime show?, How the story might affect the viewers and the listeners., What type of show would attract a larger audience., How to tell the story with respect for the people involved, What details make this topic more interesting than others, What does the writer imply about the director Anna Kendrick?, She was unhappy about the reviews from the critics., She felt uncomfortable making money from a tragic event., She was worried about upsetting the families of the victims., She felt disappointed by the lack of support from the viewers., What are media companies often criticised for?, Telling stories that are often too sad and upsetting for the public., Including personal details about the victims and their families., Producing shows about real people without their permission, Reporting a story that is different from the real events., What does the writer suggest about the way in which true crime stories are told?, It might transform a film into a documentary., It limits the number of viewers interested in it., It relies on special effects to be more appealing., It can change how the audience sees the crime., Women are interested in true crime stories because they learn how to, react and defend themselves from an attack., recognise early signs of dangerous behaviour., solve crimes by thinking like a true detective., understand the personalities of different people., How does the writer see the connection between victims and viewers?, Female viewers admire female victims for dealing with difficult situations., Female viewers feel distant from female victims because the stories are too emotional., Female viewers view female victims as fictional characters rather than real people., Female viewers and female victims often share similar fears and life events.

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